Toward Internationalization of Japanese Family Sociological Research

The Sociological Research on Family Problems in Bojnourd

      One of the major issues in recent years those the most scholars and even the public's minds are preoccupied with is the issue of family problems and divorce. Now this phenomenon in the form of a social problem has created great difficulties for individuals and families facing in divorce. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the sociological family problems in Bojnourd.  The theoretic...

The advancing internationalization of our research.

Attitude Toward Internationalization And Early Internationalization: Comparison of Indian and French SMEs' Decision Makers

This research has two objectives. The first is to study the link between SMEs internationalizing at an early stage and the attitudes of their decision makers toward internationalization. The second is to analyze this relationship in an international context (India and France). We thus propose to contribute to a better understanding of the factors behind internationalization. To meet these objec...

Running head : INTERNATIONALIZATION 1 Contributions of Internationalization to Psychology : Toward a Global and Inclusive Discipline

I define and describe the current state of internationalization in psychology. Internationalization refers here to the approach in which existing or new psychological theories, methods, procedures or data across cultures are synthesized so as to create a more culture-informed, inclusive, and globally applicable science and profession. This approach is essential to advance psychology beyond its ...

Moving toward a three-way intersection in translational research: a sociological perspective.

Conventionally, the definition of translational research describes a two-way process of translation from the "bench" to the "bedside" and the "bedside" to the "bench." In this article, however, I suggest that those at the bottom (i.e., the clinicians) are likely to pay more attention to what those at the top (i.e., the scientists) say than vice versa. I argue that the experience of the patient,...